Sentence examples for vast and small from inspiring English sources

From our ducks and chickens, I learned to be close to the ground and grub about in the vast and small tangibility of life.

It quickly becomes clear that Jeff Wiltse's "Contested Waters" isn't a dreary historical catalog of shapes and styles of swimming pools vast and small.

Of course, that reflects the brilliance of Twitter, the global backyard fence, a networking phenom that enables communities, vast and small, to coalesce and dissipate around common interests -- and fleeting gossip.

However, the regions chosen are vast and encompass small towns and big cities as well as rural areas.

The state of Western Australia itself tried to secede from the rest of Australia in the 1930s todayy, a core part of the state's identity is shaped by the belief that Western Australia's vast natural resources and small population could easily allow it to go it alone.

In Salima, near the vast and beautiful Lake Malawi, small children, big children, children carrying much smaller children, walk as far as 10 km to reach an orphan centre which opens every Saturday morning.

In other words, he believed that when faced with the choice of focusing on horrors small and tangible or vast and incomprehensible, humanity goes small.

Still, I don't seem to be alone in differentiating between the vast empires of capitalism and small hand-to-mouth concerns.

On one side of Green Square is the old Ottoman citadel, now a very fine archaeological museum, and immediately behind it lies the old medina, a vast labyrinth of alleys and small shops that still retain some of the exoticness of old North Africa.

Most of those businesses, by far the vast majority, are midsized and small businesses.

Henry Villiers, co-founder and CEO of WeStore, says he is "confident" that WeStore can offer practical solutions to a "vast range of household and small business needs".